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2025
December
Temporary Workers' Safety: Navigating OSHA Compliance Standards: The host employer holds the primary responsibility for maintaining injury and illness records, providing personal protective equipment (PPE), and conducting necessary training, despite both the host and staffing agencies sharing safety responsibilities. Proper training ensures that temporary workers can identify hazards and know how to work safely in the workplace.
November
OSHA's Unofficial Guidelines for Safe Holiday Decorating: Workplace holiday decorating can introduce safety hazards such as electrical fires, falls, and obstruction of emergency exits. Safe extension cord management, properly placing decorations, and correct ladder usage are essential to prevent accidents.
October
Becoming Permit Confined Space Aware: Permit-required confined spaces pose various hazards, including oxygen deficiency and toxic gases. Employers must assess their worksites, inform employees about potential hazards, and restrict unauthorized access to these spaces. This article emphasizes the importance of recognizing confined spaces and understanding the associated risks.
September
What to Expect: Discover how OSHA's inspection process can impact workplace safety and what resources are available to help employers navigate potential violations and foster a safer work environment.
February
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